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Follow on Google News | CISO no longer the top security decision maker putting personal data at riskBy: Radware In fact, 90% of respondents reported data breaches within the past 12 months, and 53% of respondents believe that cloud data or application data exposures resulted from misunderstandings of security responsibility with their cloud provider. David Monahan, former Managing Research Director, Security and Risk Management for EMA said, "The current movement to containers and microservices is fundamentally different in its offer for ease of deployment, creating the ability for continuous integrations and continuous development (CICD) and improved application performance. Simultaneously, it brings some intrinsic risks." "We are at an inflection point culturally between the role of DevSecOps and the CISO," said Anna Convery-Pelletier, Radware's Chief Marketing Officer. "Our research shows that respondents— Move to MicroServices Organisations are adjusting roles and responsibilities to cope with both the agility and security requirements that accompany these new environments. More than 90% of respondents reported that their organisations have Development Operations (DevOps) or DevSecOps teams. These teams [DevSecOps + DevOps] are relatively new with only 21% of respondents reporting DevSecOps teams in place for longer than 24 months. More than half (58%) of organisations reported a ratio of between 1:6 and 1:10 DevSecOps to development personnel. When evaluating collaboration between DevOps and DevSecOps teams, 49% said the teams were working very closely while 46% said they were managing to work together. Trust in cloud security providers is falling. In 2018, 86% of respondents said they trusted their cloud providers' level of security. One year later, that figure has dropped 14 points to 72%. End
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